On this episode, I sit down with pro shop operator, Silver-Certified Coach and ball reviewer for the Bowlers Journal International Vernon Peterson to discuss the latest trends shaping today’s bowling equipment market. Vernon shares insights on why brand loyalty still runs deep among many bowlers, what the new urethane rule really means for the average player, and how to achieve a similar reaction using shorter pin layouts.

We also dive into the ongoing debate of thumb slugs vs. interchangeable thumbs—who benefits most from each setup, and how to decide what’s right for your game. Whether you’re a league bowler or chasing tour-level precision, this episode delivers pro shop wisdom you can use on the lanes.

On this episode, we sit down with Brooke Green, head bowling coach at Clarke University. Coach Green shares what her team has been focusing on after the first two events of the season and outlines her expectations moving forward. She also discusses her approach to recruiting, what she looks for in future bowlers, and gives us a glimpse into what a typical practice looks like for her teams.

On this episode, I sit down with Craig Spencer — owner of Virtue Bowling Supply and a USBC Silver Certified Coach. We dive into what bowlers should keep in mind as they return to league and tournament play after a summer break. Craig also shares the vision behind StrikeTutor, where he serves as Chief Product Officer, and explains how both bowlers can use it to to sharpen their game.

Marc McDowell is back on top — and he’s doing it in his 60s. In this episode, we dive into how he claimed his third Eagle at the 2025 USBC Open Championships and why this victory feels extra special. Marc opens up about his mindset heading into doubles and singles after a tough final team game, and how he’s maintained elite performance over decades of competition. He shares the training, preparation, and mental approach that keep him competitive against the best in the game — and what older bowlers can do to stay sharp. We wrap up with his unfiltered take on the team pattern and the grueling lane conditions in Baton Rouge that tested even the most seasoned pros.

On this episode, I’m joined by Jeff Richgels, Five-Time USBC Eagles winner and owner of 11thFrame.com, to break down this year’s USBC Open Championships and to make sense of the urethane discussion taking place.

We dive into what led to the noticeably lower scores, including lane topography, oil patterns, and the chatter surrounding them. Jeff also shares his insights on the USBC's recent urethane survey — what it reveals, what it might signal for the future, and what he thinks the USBC’s next move could be when it comes to urethane regulation.

On this episode, Tim sits down with six-time PWBA titleist Jordan Snodgrass for a deep dive into her journey from college lanes to the pro tour. Jordan reflects on her college bowling experience, shares smart advice for high school athletes choosing a program, and opens up about the biggest adjustments she faced transitioning to the PWBA. Plus, she reveals the one powerful word every player should remember when a coach or tour rep suggests a ball change or lane move.

I catch up with the voice of the PWBA Tour, Emil Williams Jr., for a fast-paced rundown of all things women’s pro bowling. We break down the season opener in Kansas, preview the USBC Queens, and look ahead to the biggest storylines of the year. Emil names the rising stars to watch, gives the latest on Shannon O’Keefe’s return, and reflects on some of the most unforgettable moments from the past decade on tour.

This week on the show, I’m joined by two-time USBC Eagle winner Ronnie Sparks Jr.! We dive into his incredible performance at the USBC Open Championships in Baton Rouge, where he and Jay Lang surged into the lead in the Doubles event. Ronnie shares the full story—from how the lanes played, to the mindset that powered his crew, to the game-changing advice Jay gave him during practice. We also break down tips to help you make the most of your USBC OC experience. Don’t miss this one—plenty of insight, stories, and winning mentality to help you succeed.

This week, we sit down with 900 Global staffer and former collegiate bowling standout Andrew Anderson. He shares insights into his college bowling experience and the journey that led him to the PBA. We also break down the first third of the PBA Tour, discussing key moments and his goals for the rest of the season. Andrew reflects on the impact of the Tour’s talented rookies and how their presence continues to push him to improve.

In this podcast, I’m joined by former collegiate bowling standout Mike Hardesty to dive into the world of PBA betting. We discuss the PBA Delaware Classic from a gambling perspective, analyzing our wagers and how they played out. Mike and I share tips and advice for betting on the PBA Tour, including key bowlers to watch this season. We also take a deep dive into handicapping the U.S. Open, which is set to take place this year at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis. Whether you’re a seasoned bettor or new to PBA gambling, this episode has something for everyone.